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New research out of London suggests that human breast cells accumulate mutations as women age — and pregnancy can influence this process. The Imperial College London study, published Wednesday ...

The review encompassed 39 studies that identified women who became pregnant after breast cancer diagnosis. These studies included a combined 8.26 million women, 114,573 of whom had breast cancer ...

These results show that “pregnancy after breast cancer can be considered safe.” The research involved more than 1,200 breast cancer survivors. More than half had tumors whose growth was fueled ...

The research involved more than 1,200 breast cancer survivors. More than half had tumors whose growth was fueled by estrogen. After treatment, 333 became pregnant, about two and a half years after ...

Findings from a retrospective study of 1,200 women provide reassurance to breast cancer survivors who are contemplating pregnancy. In the study, women who became pregnant after an early breast ...

Almost one-third of 25,000 breast-cancer cases in women under 45 are postpartum Doctors don't know why breast cancer risk goes up after pregnancy Pregnancy hormones likely play a role in ...

After early-stage breast cancer, women can pause taking endocrine therapy to become pregnant without an increased risk of recurrence, a new study finds.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A study that was recently released has new details on pregnancy after breast cancer.The study specifically looked at pregnancy concerns after diagnosis, as well as pregnancy ...

In the new study, being published Monday in the journal Cancer, researchers analyzed data from 652 women ages 35 and younger who were treated for breast cancer at M.D. Anderson from 1973 through 2006.

July 6, 2012— -- Do fertility drugs affect a woman's risk of developing breast cancer? A new study suggests that the risk hinges on whether they actually help a woman get pregnant. Scientists ...

CHICAGO — A study gives reassuring news for breast cancer survivors who want to have children. Those who later became pregnant were no more likely to have their cancer come back than those who ...